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The 25 pages that link to Supremum, each with the reason it gives.

• Real numberBroader topic: Every nonempty real set bounded above has a supremum, expressing completeness directly.

• Cauchy sequenceRelated: Completeness of the real numbers, often proved via suprema, ensures real Cauchy sequences converge.

• Real analysisBroader topic: Suprema express the completeness property used in foundational proofs.

• Extreme value theoremRelated: The theorem turns the supremum of the function’s image into an attained maximum.

• Interval (mathematics)Related: Endpoints of bounded intervals can be described by their least upper and greatest lower bounds.

• Limit of a sequenceRelated: Suprema help establish limits of bounded monotone sequences.

• Supremum normNarrower topic: It supplies the least upper bound used to define the norm, even when no value is attained.

• Bounded functionRelated: The supremum of absolute function values gives the sharpest bound when it exists.

• Bounded setRelated: Diameter uses a supremum, which may be finite even when no greatest distance is attained.

• Legendre transformRelated: The general convex-conjugate definition takes a supremum over candidate points.

• Riemann sumRelated: Upper and lower sums use subinterval suprema and infima to bound possible integral values.

• Dedekind cutRelated: The real represented by a cut is the least upper bound of its lower set.

• Equality conditionCompared with: A sharp inequality can have no equality case when its optimal bound is only approached.

• InfimumCompared with: Reversing the order turns an infimum problem into a supremum problem.

• Monotone sequenceRelated: A bounded nondecreasing sequence converges to the supremum of its terms.

• Support functionRelated: The defining value may be a maximum, or only a supremum.

• Upper boundRelated: The supremum is the distinguished upper bound when a least one exists.

• Weierstrass theoremRelated: The proof starts with the supremum of the function’s image and shows it is attained.

• Monotone convergence theoremRelated: An increasing bounded sequence converges to the supremum of its terms.

• Extended real number lineRelated: The extended line lets unbounded sets have suprema such as positive infinity.

• Range of a functionCompared with: A range can have a supremum that it approaches but does not attain.

• Bolzano's theoremRelated: A standard completeness-based proof locates a boundary point where the function must vanish.

• Kleene fixed-point theoremRelated: The theorem's fixed point is the supremum of all finite iterates.

• Greatest element and least elementCompared with: A supremum may exist without being a greatest element because it can lie outside the set.

• Join and meetRelated: This is the order-theoretic name for a join of a subset.